toronto wins 3-2. we got to get some american hockey players in there. some johnsons and joneses. >> we still have plenty ahead. weather, traffic and all your top stories. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. straight up 5:00 on this wednesday, february 6th out there. and a cold start to your day. it is winter after all. we'll see how long this will stick around and how much it is going to warm up today. i'm hoping we can get a warm- up. >> i'm sarah simmons. welcome to fox 5 morning news. >> a warm-up would be nice although i'm not very hopeful. >> a bit of a warm-up. i mean about where it should be this time of year. >> where that is? >> mid-40s. >> okay. a little more sunshine than we got yesterday. >> we can handle it. >> you will love the seven-day

forecast. 50s by early next week. >> that will be perfect. >> won't last. >> thanks a lot. >> i'm just kidding you. come on, that's weather humor. >> hilarious. >> i thought it was pretty good. wisdom was laughing. cold temperatures to start your day. we have a flurry or sprinkle across the region as the last in a series of clippers is moving on through. we are not expecting any measurable precip of any kind today. that will be the first half of your day and we'll see some breaks in the clouds and it should be a partly sunny and somewhat warmer afternoon with highs in the mid-40s. not a bad looking day and a dry looking wednesday here for you for the most part. 44 in washington. 40 in gaithersburg. 44 in leonardtown. with afternoon sun, a decent wednesday. >> yes, it is. we will take that. >> time now to check in with julie wright. you heard tucker talking about

it was going to warm up, right? >> yeah. >> not 80 because it is february. >> not her kind of warm-up. >> isn't it like 70 in florida or manage like that. >> always 07 in florida. >> that is where we need to be broadcasting live from. no issues reported leaving stafford through dumfries and newington. 66 is an easy drive so far coming in from manassas with no issues to report. on the inner loop, they are with respecting up emergency roadwork tying up the left side of the road. you will find southbound 270 a nice easy drive coming inbound out of germantown headed out towards the split. no problems to report on the top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda and right here at the american legion bridge. traffic flowing freely between 270 and tysons corner. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. e traffic.

new this morning, an officer involved shooting overnight leaves a man in serious condition. d.c. police say officers responded to a domestic violence call around 11:00 last night on 13th street in northwest. when they arrived, the suspect attacked an officer with a knife. the officer received two puncture wounds to his back and was treated at the hospital and released. the victim was shot in the head by the officer and is in serious condition at the hospital. he will be charged with burglary and assault of a police officer. a powerful earthquake rocks the south pacific. there have been more than a dozen strong aftershocks in the last few hours. it caused a small tsunami to slam into the solomon islands killing at least five and damaging dozens of homes. the quake also caused tsunami watches across the pacific overnight but they are all canceled now. a big story another budget deadline looming

on capitol hill. >> lawmakers have less than one month to come up with a deal to avoid billions and billions of dollars in spending cuts which could have a major impact on jobs in our area. melanie alnwick has the details. >> good morning. no doubt this subject is going to come up later today when president obama heads to annapolis to meet with senate democrats during their annual retreat. the president is once again pushing for a short-term deal to avoid these budget cuts. congress must find $85 billion in deficit reduction somewhere by march 1st. otherwise, pentagon spending would shrink by 7.9%. domestic spending by 5.3% and medicare would take a 2% reduction. the president prefers an option that raises more money by closing tax loopholes. republicans want to stick with spending cuts only. a study by george mason university estimated that

448,000 jobs in d.c., maryland and virginia could be affected by automatic indiscriminate budget cuts. business leaders and local congressmen are concerned about the impact on our economy. >> and sequestration will hurt not only the defense side but the non-defense side. my committee funds the f.b.i. there will probably be furloughs at the f.b.i. there will be furloughs potentially at the national cancer institute, at nih. this thing has ramifications for defense and non-defense. >> reporter: the cuts were originally scheduled to kick in january 1st because congress couldn't grow on a broad package to reduce the deficit several times in 2011 and 2012 in excomping for republicans agreeing to raise the debt ceiling and they were pushed off again during the year-end fiscal cliff negotiations. why another short-term deal? the president seems to believe that wear just going to buy a little bit more time that maybe congress with finally come to

some resolution on a larger package. but for their part, republicans are saying perhaps maybe now it is time to pay the piper. back to you. >> thank you. in our top stories, a partial win for virginia governor bob mcdonnell's plan to overhaul the state transportation funding. yesterday, the senate deadlocked on a deal while the house approved a $3.1 billion transportation proposal. at the center of the bill getting rid of the 17-cent gas tax and replacing it with an increased sales tax. senate can now amend or kill the house version of the bill. virginia is joining maryland and d.c. with a ban on texting behind the wheel. senate and house lawmakers have approved bills that would make day primary offense meaning you can be ticketing for texting and driving without having to be pulled over for something else. a first offense would carry a fine of $250. the second offense, $500. coming up next, they were teachers and administrators who turned into heroes without hesitation.

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south maryland governor martin o'malley is testifying today in annapolis on gun control reform. the measure includes improvements to maryland's mental health services as a way to prevent violence. the 2012 presidential citizens medals will be awarded to the six educators killed in the shooting at sandy hook elementary in flutown. family members will receive the awards during a ceremony at the white house next week. the principal, school psychologist and four teachers have been credited with protecting the children during the rampage. we are learning more details about an alleged alabama captor's private moments. the fbi says jimmy lee dykes engaged in a gun battle beefs he was killed. during the raid, 5-year-old

ethan was rescued after being held captive for nearly a week. officials say he tried to reinforce the bunker to stop bomb technicians from entering. coming up next, a 10-year- old boy arrested at a local elementary school. we'll tell you what police say he was carrying in a backpack that led to the action. first, let's check in with tucker for your forecast. >> cold temperatures to start your morning. we are in the 20s and 30s. what else is new. cloud cover and a flurry or two out there early this morning. what does your wednesday forecast have in store. i'll have details on that and julie has your traffic in just a moment. 

live look outside right now at the u.s. capitol dome on a chilly third day of the week also nope as hump day. that means we're getting over the hump and a day closer to the weekend. and it is still cold. >> yes. well, it is february. >> it is the coldest month of the year typically on record. >> coldest time of the year,ian to february. it is definitely the snowiest month of the year too. >> i didn't realize that. >> february is. >> we've got all of february left. >> just getting started. >> we'll see what happens. no concerns with any of that this morning. we did have a flurry or sprinkle overnight but just like the last couple of weak

little systems, not going to amount to much. it has gotten cold. most of it is dipping close to the freezing mark or under it. 31 in quantico. to the north and west we go, frederick is 32 degrees and hagerstown, we're 32. chilly start to the day. it should warm up a little bit today. it is not going to be a terribly warm day but a little bit more comfortable with sunshine building in this afternoon. highs should be in the mid-40s. that is a little better. here is a look at your satellite-radar. we are locking at decent conditions for your morning commute. we are not concerned with any rain and/or winter precip this morning. i mention the the high pressure. that will give us par shall sunshine this afternoon. then chilly conditions tonight. then our focus will turn to our south and west as an area of landlord looks like it is going

to develop and ride up the coast here thursday night and early friday. and most of what we get on friday should turn to rain but there could be a period around here late thursday night where we could do that wintry mix that we do not appreciate around here at all. we'll have cold air in place as that precip starts to move in. a little breezy at times here as our most recent system moves on out. clear and cold tonight. 30 the overnight low. there are your winds out of the north and then the east at about five. there is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. focus thursday night, early friday, possible wintry mix. we'll warm it up. by sunday, 50 and mid-50s around here early next week. that is a look at weather. let's do some traffic and find out what is going on with julie wright. you got to talk to slap shot. i'm not happy about the caps. >> you and me both.

and we've got the pens tomorrow night. >> right now on the road, 66 eastbound so far so good. no issues reported coming inbound out of manassas. light traffic volume continuing eastbound towards fair oaks and 123-6789 they are doing some emergency roadwork now cleared on the road. no issues reported southbound along 270-6789 lanes are open, the pace is good leaving i-70 headed out towards hyattstown. top stretch of the beltway, you are in great shape between college park and bethesda. no issues to report on 95 and 295 as you travel between bwi marshall and the beltway. traffic coming across the american legion bridge. traffic flowing freely on the inner loop and outer loop. no problems to report right now inbound on the dulles toll road leaving 28 for the beltway. overnight accident with southbound 59 here in dumfries. that accident has cleared. all lanes open once again. traveling northbound starting to seat volume build as you make your way past route 3. no issues reported in stafford as you continue northbound headed

up towards wood brim and out towards newington. light traffic volume continuing from the capital beltway out to the 14th street bridge. so far, noise and quiet as you cross over the anacostia in southeast by making your way across the sousa bridge, 11th street bridge and the douglass bridge. >> new details about allegations against three local high school students charged in a child pornography case. >> we are hearing from school officials now. lauren demarco has more. >> reporter: fairfax county school board member elizabeth schultz sad to learn that three west springfield high students are facing child pornography charges. >> any time innocence is invaded or lost or eroded, you never get it back. >> reporter: police say the boys ages 15 to 16 targeted six girls, some of whom also attend west springfield. sources tell fox 5 the other victims are students at robin

son and lake braddock secondary schools. the boys are accused of getting the girls drunk, having sex with them and making and distributing videos. it allegedly happened over an extended period of time. on monday, west springfield's principal september an e-mail to parents stating in part while arrests were made here at the school, the students did not engage in any of these alleged behaviors at school or during school hours. students tell fox 5 the boys were arrested during class, something the schultz takes issue with. >> the arrests in a disool building that didn't have anything to do with what happened during school time. public school should not be used as an extension of the juvenile justice system. >> reporter: she says school officials are working with police to come to an agreement on how situations like this will be handled in the future. meantime, with the cell phones and abundance of technology available to kids these days, she says parents are key to preventing them from making the wrong choices. >> with the social media, facebook, twitter, the time

that kids are out of your home, be aware of what is going on. put some boundaries and maybe make some unpopular choices in telling your children no that they can't go some place or be some place or stay some place x period of time. >> that was fox 5's lauren demarco reporting. because the school system does not comment on disciplinary measures, we do not know if three students were suspended or expelled. in alexandria, a 10-year- old was arrested yesterday for bringing a toy gun to school. the student is a fifth grader at douglas macarthur elementary. police say monday affect is he was riding home on the school bus when he showed the toy gun to another student. he did not say it was a fake. another students' parents found out what happened and the incident was reported to police. when the 10-year-old arrived at school yesterday, school officials found the gun, the fake gun, in his bag again. the child was arrested and taken to juvenile detention for

booking. he is charged with brandishing a weapon. the fifth grader has been released. he was suspended in the alexandria schools superintendent says further action is being considered. it could soon be easier for parents to know how their child's school ranks. virginia's senate has passed a bill that would assign schools in a state an actual grade based on the traditional a through f scale. governor bob mcdonnell says the change will allow parents and teachers to push for improvements to their schools. coming up next on fox 5 morning news. who doesn't want to catch a nap at work every know and then. >> that sounds good right about now. we'll show you what one company is doing to encourage employees to take a break and catch up on their shut-eye at the same time. >> i would never wake up. >> that is the problem right there. i would probably never get up.

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welcome back to fox 5 morning news. this is a live look outside right now on a chilly wednesday over the u.s. capitol dome here in washington, d.c. time now is 5:24. if you are thinking about grabbing a protein bar for breakfast, you may want to reach for something else instead. the he can parties say you are better off getting protein from other sources. according to the cdc, good sources the protein include meat, poultry fish and other things like dried beans and pace. also eggs, milk and tofu. that is why i eat steak for breakfast in the morning. -- the experts say you are

better off getting protein from other sources. >> now, it is time to get tough. >> the 250 american idol contestants who hold those cough thed golden tickets have now entered hollywood week. adam housley has more. >> this is like the be all, end all right here. >> reporter: it is to have tinseltown no 250 golden ticket winners. >> i think they haven't slept in like two days or something. >> very emotional, very crazy people breaking down people, you know, wanting to go home. i mean you know, it will make for some great tv. >> i'm he a little concerned actually about a couple of the contestants and how they are going to hold up. >> there are some uncomfortable moments this year because the cop testants come back being the best of the city where we found them and they think they are at the top. they are not because this is the best of from the entire

nation. during hollywood week, the contestants sing a cappella. this year, there is a twist. >> we'll have the guys compete separately with each other and the girls compete seam ratley with each other. that is different from seasons past. >> we think it is a better fit. >> with so much at stake for everyone, expect the pressure to be even more intense with the new judges. >> a lot of passionate arguing because it is hard to whittle it down. and especially when it is your first season judging and i think you'll see this. you pull for people. you believe in people. you want them to get better. you want them so toronto benefit of the doubt. >> it will be hard today. >> we narrowed it down to the best of the best but there are always a cup of people who everybody just can't seem to agree on. >> reporter: in hollywood, adam housley, fox news. hollywood week on american

idol starts tonight at 8:00 fox 5. don't forget to tune in on thursday too. news from the royals. the duchess of cambridge kate middleton will make her second official appear snow is since becoming pregnant. kate and her newly emeningitissing baby bump have been out shopping and grabbing some coffee. she will appear as a women's rehab center february 19th. she and her pros are expecting the first baby in july. -- and her husband are expecting the first baby in july. a team of artists and scholars unveiled a new bust of king richard. on monday, archaeologists discovered the king's remains under a parking lot in britain. they used dna and family history to create a bust of his image. fascinating to see. >> it is. a new business in the austrian capital is hoping to cash in on the health benefits

of power naps. a sleep studio justed in vienna. for $15, customer are hooked up to heart monitors and get 30 minutes. sleep on one of six different couches. folk have the option of listening to classical mousse you can and get a drink and snack when they wake up. studies have found that a quick power nap can increase productivity and alleviate stress. >> so does a five-hour nap. >> i don't understand. i'm very confused. why don't you just do that at home? >> too much going on, kids, laundry. >> i just lock my door. >> coming up a little later, ever have those facebook friends who disappear for weeks or months at a time. i'm that person. i go off the radar for a while. find out why many people say they need a facebook break now and then. we'll be back.

ing. welcome back to fox 5 morning news. we have information to pass along to you. garrett county public school or a two-hour delay today due to weather. >> those kids getting a lot of breaks. this should be happy. >> if they extend the year, they could be going year round. they miss a lot of time from school. >> two-hour delays for them. >> probably not a problem

around here today. >> no issues, no major weather issues. got a little fog developing east of the bay. hay sprinkle or flurry here locally during the overnight hours. that is about it. should be your commute. this morning should be fine. maybe a little sunshine. something we haven't done a whole lot of it seems like this month. >> we could use it. >> temperatures in the 40s. most of the area is in the low 30s and even some 20s out there. regionally, you can see we're in the 20s. 28 in pittsburgh. 21 out in detroit. as you head up 9 5, boston is 26 degrees and new york city, 31. so plenty of cold here. sort of typical february weather expected for our wednesday. a little cloud cover to start your day. that is our clipper system. if you look really carefully, you will see that it generated a sprinkle or flurry. that is the very light green you see there as it moved on through here during the overnight hours. but those showers have really tapered off. we'll get breaks in the cloud

by late morning and a sunny afternoon with seasonal temperatures. our average daytime temperature this time of year, 45. we are expecting 44. close to where we should be with partly sunny conditions by afternoon. >> time now to check in with julie wright. >> hey, you guys. so far, so good out on the roads. overnight crash we had reported in virginia along 95 near 234 dumfries has cleared. now, we are checking out 395 across the 14th street bridge. lanes are open as you work your way across the potomac headed for the southeast-southwest freeway. northbound i-59. no issues here in woodbridge as you travel north of the prince william parkway. express lanes, main line all running at speed. here we are live on the beltway at colesville road. traffic flowing freely leaving college park headed all the way around towards 270. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. new this morning, a d.c. police officer is recovering after he was attacked while responding to a call. the man who taxed him is now in

serious condition after the officer shot him. d.c. police say officers were responding to a domestic violence call last night on 13th street in northwest. when officers arrived, the suspect attacked the officer with a knife. that officer received two puncture wounds to his back. the victim was shot in the head and is in serious condition at the hospital. he will be charged with burglary and assault of a police officer. also new this morning, a powerful quake in the south pacific. it caused a small tsunami to slam into the solomon islands killing at least five people and damaging dozens of homes. two waves about five feet high hit one of the islands. the 8.0 quake also caused tsunami watches across the pacific overnight. they are all canceled as of now. more now on a big story we are following this morning. congress has less than one month before billions of dollars in federal spending cuts will take effect. >> the looming budget deadline means hundreds of thousands of jobs in our area could be at risk. melanie alnwick is live on capitol hill with the latest.

>> reporter: well, if you feel like we've been here before, it is because we have. these cuts were originally scheduled to kick in january 1st. that was because of congress' inability to agree to a broader package of deficit reductions back in 2011 and 2012. remember the super committee. all of this goes back to republicans agreeing to raise the debt ceiling back in 2011. once again on january 1st, remember the whole fiscal cliff. now, these cuts were pushed off for another 06 days and here we are. the terms of the earlier deal, congress must now find $85 billion in deficit reduction somewhere by march 1st. otherwise, pentagon spending will shrink by 7.9%. medicare would take a 2% reduction. the president prefers an option that raises more money by closing tax loopholes. republicans want to stick with spending cuts saying they railroad agreed to tax hikes actually study by george mason university estimated 448,000

jobs in d.c., maryland and virginia would be affected by those budget cuts. the sequestration cuts are up popular with both parties. yet, there doesn't sound like there is much agreement yet on how to avoid them. >> deep, indiscriminate cuts to things like education and training, energy and national security will cost us jobs. it will slowdown our recovery. >> but the president's budget is late again. senate democrats haven't done a budge net nearly four years and none of them have a plan to replace the sequester. >> the uncertainty has caused a lot of instability for local government agencies as well as defense and other government contractors. several republican lawmakers have signaled that they may be willing to finally let these cuts kick in saying that they believe it is the only way to achieve true deficit reduction. we do expect that president obama will probably discuss this with senate democrats when

they meet up today in annapolis for their annual retreat. >> thank you. d.c. mayor vincent gray described the ski as a success story during his third annual state of the district address. last night's speech was held at the 16th and i historic synagogue in northwest. the mayor rolls off a number of achievements that he says proved the dribbing is well on its way to being a big league world class city. he touted a drop in crime, a 3% drop in up employment and unprecedented development. >> the droix is booming with new businesses, new development and newly revitalized neighborhoods. -- the district is booming. >> all of this economic activity has created 28,000 new private sector jobs in the past two years. -- the district is well on its way to being a big world class city. coming up next, a look at

what is making headlines around the world this morning. >> iran's controversial president meeting with another leader wrapped up in controversy as well and hit with an unwelcome arrival. we'll explain what it all has to do with a shoe. but first, a check of the markets. a big bounceback after monday's slide. the dow gained almost 100. the nasdaq added 40 points and japan's nikkei was up more than 400 points pushing it to its highest level since october 2008. now, most other arabian and european markets and u.s. futures are showing strong gains this morning. right now, it is 5:38. we are back in a moment. ♪

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sit president barack obama will visit israel this spring for the first time as president. he will meet with palestinian leaders to revive the middle east peace process. reports in the israeli press say president obama will visit march 20th. no confirmation from the white house on that. the president of iran gets a warm reception in egypt. his visit to cairo is the first by an iranian leader in 30 years. the head of egypt's shiites tells him to stay out of egyptian politics. the meeting with the egyptian president is getting the it exof policy makers in the u.s. there were some tense

moments when the iranian president was hit by a shoe. the man is reportedly a syrian who is angry at iran's support for the syrian president. the iranian president's security team quickly carried him away. find out where you can get free birthday cake today. >> even if it is not your birthday? >> i don't care. >> posting all those status updates and photos can take a lot of time. find out how many people say they need a facebook break every now and then. we'll also check in with julie wright for more on your morning commute and tucker barnes to talk about your forecast as fox 5 morning news continues.

how about some some free birthday cake today. a grocery store chain is giving away free slices of cake at all of its 170 stores. can you join in the tasty fun today from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. >> i hear they have great cake too. >> giant cake. >> maybe we'll get luck question and they'll bring some by here.

just saying. >> cake in the morning is not bad? >> i'm for that. >> anything in regards to food. >> happy birthday, giant. >> cold temperatures to start your morning. might need a hot cup of hot chocolate as well. >> to go with the cake? >> that would be so good together. >> temperature or the chilly side. yesterday, we got up to 42 at reagan national. 38 at bwi marshall. these temperatures a little cooler than what we call average for this time year. average daytime high is now 45 degrees. gotten cold overnight. not terribly cold but dim on the chilly side. 35 here in washington. 30 in leonardtown. baltimore, where they're still celebrating, 31 degrees. 34 in culpeper. so cold start to your day. should be a little warmer than yesterday. maybe mid-40s for daytime highs, maybe 44, 45 this afternoon with more sunshine. i know we haven't seen a lot of

sun this week. hopefully, we'll get some sun in here. this is last in the series of the clippers we've been talking b this one brought two sprinkles an a flurry to the region. you can see nothing going on right now. we should have a nice dry commute here for your morning and later this afternoon, we should be nice and dry as well. we should see some sunshine break out. clouds will start to break up a little later today as high pressure builds in. we'll be in no a quiet couple of days. today and tomorrow will be quiet. our next storm system will take place and move up the coast thursday night and friday. this one could have some complications in the form of a wintry mix toe start. here we are at 5:00 this afternoon. so again, we are nice and quiet today. tomorrow looks nice and quiet. we'll get more clouds during the day tomorrow. there we are. this is early friday morning. notice we are getting that rain- sound line set up once again across the area with snow to the north and west. rain to the south and east. and then it transitions to the morning hours friday over to rain for most of the region. butt we could have some issues

here for that morning commute rye morning. so not today or tomorrow. this will be friday. 44 today, partly sunny actually little breezy out there as our latest in the storminess pushes offer the coast. winds north and west at 10 to 15. 30 tonight, clear s becoming cold here. there is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. mostly cloudy tomorrow about 40. friday, wintry mix transitioning to rain and for julie and those that want warmer temperatures in the 50s around here. sunday looks nice, sunny and 50. mid-50s monday, tuesday. that is weather. let's do some traffic. julie, free cake. >> it is like cake today. it was pancakes yesterday. did somebody forget to could you up rihanna? cake, cake, cake. >> wait, julie. that song is not necessarily about that kind of cake. i'm just saying. >> this is a man would tells me every night he is home and in bed every night at #:00 watching nickelodeon with his

kids -- at 8:00 watching nickelodeon with his kids. >> no riches reported now southbound on 59 and 259 coming in out of laurel. we're still quiet on westbound other leaving annapolis and headed for bowie. 13th street over near sheridan, the police investigation under way. watch for police investigation there. 395 across the 14th street bridge, still an easy drive headed for the freeway. no issues reported to the west on 66. volume delays only 50 to 123. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. traffic. maybe you have a few friends who have done. it maybe you've done it yourself. a new study finds lots of us need a break from facebook every now and then. some new numbers from the pew research center say 61% of facebook uses are report they have stopped using facebook for at least several weeks at a stretch. some of the reasons, might guess, too much gossip, friends sharing too much information, or people were just too busy to

stay constantly connected. imagine that. what is the longest you think you've gone? >> maybe a couple of days. >> a couple of week for me. >> i'm going to try a couple of weeks. >> until someone says did you see that picture of me. >> then i'll be right on it. >> time for your sports breakfast come think up next. >> dave ross will be here with more on the big home coming parade for the baltimore ravens. ray lewis doing the dance. 

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dave ross here to talk a little sports. >> controversy going on around these parts. >> going to have a congressional hearing later on today. went to the game last night. capitals game. i was all excited. my first one as a fan. here you can go, wear your caps sweater. a guy comes up to me and says i watch every morning. >> the morning line. >> he goes right. tell wisdom to make a pick from now on. so wisdom, that is from the fan base. that is what they are saying out there. >> haters. >> haters? those are your peeps. a miscommunication here led to a quick goal. i hadn't seen arrived yet. it was 2-0 when i got there. i was only 10 minutes late. i was like what is going on with the caps. nick backstrom set up marcus yohannesen right here and it is 2-16789 you are thinking there is a chance. every game right now with the

shortened soap is of heightened importance, right? give up the goal here to go down 3-1. tried to rally late on the power lay and we'll get a nice mike ribeiro goal here. they would loss 3-26789 they are 2-7-1. we are already 10 games in of 48. >> i'm in panic mode here. -- they would lose 3-2. >> it kind of deplates you when you make a mistake like that early in the game. >> i really like oatsy. it is so hard to put a finger on t it it is a brand-new coaching staff. they do have new players in there as well. you can't figure out why. a lot of these games are close. the effort is there. it is just not translating to

wins and losses. you have a couple more of these and you are going to be buried in the eastern conference and really with no chance of getting play offtickets. >> kind of like you have to move on and think about next season. >> maybe we just wish we had the walkout and could have started fresh next year. let's hope they can get the things turned around. yesterday, tucker was in purple heaven. tens of thousands of people in the streets. over at m & t, that is was the show. 08,000 people. >> that is how you do it. -- 80,000 people. this is ray lewis out there the lombardi trophy. >> there is the last dance. >> get it, ray, get it. >> and the purple haze out there. >> let's take a listen to the victorious ravens. >> i think i've really realized the first time when i was

sitting on the bed and watching espn and i heard them say baltimore ravens, the super bowl champs and see joe holding up the trophy. we really did it. >> it will hit you when you get to the parade and see everybody in town. it really does kind of hit you at that moment. we didn't anticipate the crowds. and supposedly they are two and three and maybe four time larger than what we had in 2000. we have such incredible fans who care so much about this team. it make you proud. >> got to give them props. they posted. the city posted yesterday. i know d.c. is thinking, man, it has been since 1992 since we had a parade in this town and they had 80,000. >> you were like 32 in '92?

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